Maryland Food Protection Rapid Response Team Project

马里兰州快速反应小组 食品保护快速反应小组（U18） 资助机会：RFA-FD-15-020 CFDA编号：93.103 执行摘要 马里兰州健康和心理卫生部（DHMH）提出了一个为期三年的项目， 重点是继续发展和加强快速反应小组概念。 DHMH已经成功地建立了马里兰州快速反应小组 （SMarRRT）对马里兰州的粮食紧急情况产生了重大影响， 为FDA的整体项目做出贡献。因为许多食品紧急反应情况 包括跨州批发和零售分销，该项目包括一个重要的 旨在改善司法管辖区间合作的组成部分。该项目有五个主要重点 区域： 1.技术的持续应用、发展和改进，不仅 在应急响应中找到应用，但也可以纳入日常工作中 马里兰州的食品保护活动，作为综合国家食品安全的一部分 方案; 2.马里兰州州和地方卫生部门之间电子数据传输的整合 各部门（LHD）支持粮食紧急反应; 3. RRT概念继续扩展到LHD操作中， 将LHD资源纳入SMarRRT，以促进改善通信和响应时间 并提供额外的快速部署能力资源; 4.继续发展中大西洋RRT会议， 开展跨国界合作，应对粮食紧急情况; 5.发展地理信息系统能力和工具， 应对所有危险的紧急情况，并可以随时修改，以满足类似的 满足其他国家的需求，并随时跨州扩大，以作出区域反应 活动

Maryland Rapid Response Team Funding Opportunity Title: Food Protection Rapid Response Teams (U18) Funding Opportunity: RFA-FD-15-020 CFDA Number: 93.103 Executive Summary. The Maryland Department of Health and Mental Hygiene (DHMH) proposes a three-year project focused on the continued development and enhancement of the Rapid Response Team Concept. DHMH has already successfully established the State of Maryland Rapid Response Team (SMarRRT) that has had a major impact on food emergencies in Maryland and made significant contributions to the FDA's overall project. Because many food emergency response situations include wholesale and retail distribution across State lines, this project includes a significant component designed to improve inter-jurisdictional cooperation. The project has five main focus areas: 1. The continued application, development and improvement of techniques that not only find application in emergency response but can also be incorporated into the day to day food protection activities of Maryland as part of the Integrated National Food Safety Program; 2. The integration of electronic data transfer in Maryland between State and Local Health Departments (LHD) to support food emergency response; 3. The continued expansion of the RRT concepts into the LHD operations and incorporation LHD resources into SMarRRT to facilitate improved communications, response times and to provide additional surge capacity resources; 4. The continued development of a Mid-Atlantic RRT Conference to facilitate close cooperation across State lines in response to food emergencies: and 5. The development of geographic information system (GIS) capacity and tools to enhance responses to all-hazards emergencies, and can be readily modified to meet the similar needs of other States and readily expanded across State lines for regional response activities.